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you got ron brown in commerce to sign off on it.t his big campaign contributor sell advanced missile technology to china. this is just -- the 2008 version of it. this is a far greater threat because for all the reasons that david said. the chinese are listening in like the russians, like the israelis, but this is a known, this is a known abuser. and donald trump gets 500 million and his organization does. and so now suddenly it's okay? >> and the difference there is bill clinton was doing it on behalf of one of his backers. donald trump and his family is doing it on behalf of donald trump and his family. this is direct, kasie. and what's strike something how bold the trump family continues to be with it. whether it's donald jr. and eric out negotiating deals. for all their talk about putting things into a trust and getting rid of these foreign entanglements businesswise, it's business as usual in large part for the trump organization. >> it sure seems that way. and i think this is one thing that when we look to the horizon of the ne

ron address that question. he's been overseeing that with the students coming to pick up vehicles. >> good afternoon, i'm walter brown, chief of police for santa fe isd. we are doing a limited allowing students and staff members access, one-on-one with an officer to go and collect their valuables, car keys and vehicles, they are brought in in groups of 10 to the campus and they're logged in and individually they are escorted by an officer and to gather belongs and brought to vehicles. only part of the building that's available to us for that, so it's on a very limited basis. as of right now, there's been approximately 50 that's come through there and this will continue through the afternoon till about 4:00 p.m. [inaudible] >> for what they are likely going experience with the kids, once you put hours after and are they going back not only back to property but to campus themselves, what pep talk did you give to your staff, you know, in anticipation of walking students and teachers through this? >> our officers have been, very resilient and i don't think it's really sunk in yet as to allowing emotions to take control.

brown can see the list goes on. democrats voting no or likely , ron senator tim kaine wyden, maria cantwell, jon tester, i'm not a fanrding he told cnn. andtor tammy duckworth dianne feinstein, i will not vote to confirm gina haspel as the next director of central intelligence agency, the cia's retention, detention, and interrogation program is one of the darkest chapters in our nations history and it must not be repeated. senator martin heinrich, if you can't admit or recognize that mistakes were made, that makes a question whether you're going to be able to avoid those mistakes in the future. , camillaernie sanders harris -- kamala harris. paullicans voting no, rand , john mccain, he advised the senate to reject likely that voting is john mccain, he revised the senate to reject her nomination. paul , john mccain, heand then here f those republicans who have not set yet how they plan to vote. you can go to cnn if you'd like to learn more. michael in new york, democrat. caller: good morning. , a lotwanted to comment of folks keep talking about the tax break for the wealthy or the upper middle class. my sincere hope i

brown. he branded his two opponents, both of them congressman as career washington insiders and improved that this momentum to elect outsiders is alive and well. >> you get guys like me, ron johnson, david purdue, others there, and we get enough of us there, i think we will actually start to solve some of these issues. >> the incumbent democrat joe donnelly was unopposed. a moderate pro-life democrat but he still has that d in front of his name in a place that donald trump won by 19 points. ron got a call from the vice president mike pence today. the two of them will meet in person and just a couple of days one president trump, vice president pence gather in indiana to rally the conservative base and try to pick up at sea. shannon, back to you. >> shannon: thank you very much. what happens next? now that president trump is fulfilling a major campaign promise announcing the u.s. is pulling out of the obama era iran nuclear deal which the president has called horrendous. one-sided, ridiculous and insane. >> it is clear to me that we cannot prevent an iranian nuclear bomb under the decaying and rotten structure of the current agreement. the iran deal is defective at its core

ron, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. this all happened back in january. milwaukee police just last night releasing that body cam video. in it we see sterling brown of the milwaukee bucs being surrounded by a bunch of police officers, they tackle him to the ground and tase him. all the while, he seems to cooperate. the body cam video from the early hours of january 26th shows nba player sterling brown coming out of a walgreen's. a milwaukee police officer approaching after brown had double parked in a handicapped spot. >> where is your driver's license? back up. i don't see the issue here? hold on. >> reporter: as the officer explains why he's stopping brown, he calls for backup. >> i told you to back up. because you're going to try to get in the car. i'll do what i want. >> reporter: it's not clear what the officer is referring to and despite never appearing combative, brown never appears to raise his voice or resist as the situation escalates. >> these are legitimate questions, right? >> i ain't got no problem. >> you look at me like i've got something going on in my head. >> you touched me. >> because you got in my face. >> reporter: multiple

ron prosor stein. tuesday, toronto bar, clarence thomas, and nikki haley. , rexsday, hillary clinton tillerson, james mattis, and justin trudeau. cook, john kasich, kate brownd luis gutierrez. on friday, jimmy carter, betsy and keisha meadows, lentz bottoms. primetime on c-span.org and on the free c-span radio app. >> here are program highlights for this memorial day weekend. munkht on c-span, the debate, is political correctness a positive force for social justice? on book tv? . john meacham tv at 10:00tory p.m. eastern, archival films of world war i. sunday on c-span at 6:30 p.m., chris christie at the university of chicago institute of politics. ,n book tv at 9:00 p.m. eastern james clapper. atday on american history tv 6:00 p.m. eastern, a tour of the battlefield monuments, and american cemetery in france. coverage of, live the wreathlaying ceremony at the tomb of the non--- the unknown soldier. davidk tv, indepth with baldacci. c-span 3 at 8:00 a.m., programs marking the centennial of world war i. this memorial day weekend on the c-span networks. go to c-span.org for more programs and times. "washington journal" continues. gillian berman joins us now t

ron rosenstein. wednesday at 8:00 eastern, hillary clinton, rex tillerson, james mattis, and canadian prime minister justin trudeau. thursday at 8:00 eastern, tim kasich,vernor john governor kate brown, and congressman elise gutierrez. carter, betsymy devos, mark meadows, and the atlanta mayor. primetime.n >> education secretary betsy devos was on capitol hill to testify on the department's agenda. she spoke about school safety measures in response to recent school shootings. this portion of a hearing is just under 2.5 hours.